Test

(Op. 3330A20 continued)

• Open the rear brake drum cylinder bleeder valve.
• Push the brake pedal to the end of its stroke.
• Close the bleeder valve when the brake pipe is empty.
• Repeat the operation on the other rear brake drum.
• If required, wash the pipes.
• Fill the brake fluid reservoir.

• Insert a clear plastic tube in one of the front brake caliper bleeder valve.
• Place the other end of the tube in a bowl containing brake fluid.
• Open the bleeder valve.
• Wait until all the air has been let out from the hydraulic system.
• Close the bleeding valve when brake fluid starts flowing out.
• Perform the same operation on the other front brake caliper.
• Insert a clear plastic tube in one of the front brake caliper bleeder valves.
• Place the other end of the tube in a bowl containing brake fluid.
• Open the bleeder valve.
• Wait until all the air has been let out from the hydraulic system.
• Close the bleeding valve when brake fluid starts flowing out.
• Repeat the operation on the other rear brake drum.
• Top-up brake fluid as required.
• Complete with Op. 3330A14 HYDRAULIC BRAKE SYSTEM - Bleeding

Test

• Complete with Op. 4450B12 Front WHEELS (two) - R.R.
• Complete with Op. 4450B13 Rear WHEEL (two)-R.R.
• Remove the vehicle from the shop jack.

3330A30 - BRAKE FLUID LEVEL SIGNALLING DEVICE - CHECKING DEVICE ON RESERVOIR - REPLACING CAP AND TOPPING-UP (IF REQUIRED)

• Complete with Op. 3330A10 BRAKE FLUID - Checking level and topping-up (if required).
• Open the engine compartment.
• Turn the ignition key to MAR.

1. Press the central part on the brake fluid reservoir down with your finger; the warning light on the instrument panel should light up.

Removal

• Turn the ignition key to STOP.
• Disconnect the negative (-) battery terminal.

1. Disconnect the electric wires from the brake fluid reservoir cap

2. Remove the brake fluid reservoir cap.

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